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Here is another old timer. Photo from Dan Souday. 
Jeff
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Packerd
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Packerd
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Going to go with Grabowski.
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Don't know what this is, pretty sure it's not an electric truck, but electrics often used solid wheels like this has.
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with Clyde, GRABOWSKI 2 ton 1909
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Grabowsky Power Wagon: The best truck name ever, at least in my opinion. Grabowsky, it just sounds powerful, doesn't it ? Too bad the Grabowsky Power Wagon had such a short run being built only from 1908 to 1913. Max Grabowsky briefly built trucks under his own name from 1900 to 1902 also, before establishing the Rapid Motor Vehicle Company. Grabowsky left Rapid in 1908. Grabowski Power Wagons were built in 1, 1-1/2, and 5 ton capacities. David Boudrie had this 1st; thanks to Dan Souday for the 1908 ad, and Brian Kelly for the 1910 photo.   
Jeff
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